Plant Structure and Functions

The video tutorial introduces the six parts of plants: roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds. Each part has a specific function, such as roots absorbing water and nutrients, stems supporting the plant, leaves making food, flowers attracting pollinators, fruits protecting seeds, and seeds growing into new plants. The tutorial explains these functions in detail, emphasizing the importance of each part in the plant's life cycle.

How many main parts do plants have?

• Four

• Five

• Six

• Seven

What is the primary function of roots?

• To make food

• To attract pollinators

• To hold the plant in the soil

• To produce flowers

Where are roots typically found?

• Above the ground

• Inside the fruit

• In the air

• Under the ground

What role do stems play in a plant?

• They make food

• They support the plant and transport nutrients

• They attract pollinators

• They produce seeds

What do leaves primarily do for the plant?

• They hold the plant in the soil

• They transport water

• They make food through photosynthesis

• They produce seeds

What do leaves use to make food?

• Air, water, and sunlight

• Flowers and fruits

• Roots and stems

• Soil and water

What is the main purpose of flowers in plants?

• To attract pollinators

• To transport nutrients

• To hold seeds

• To make food

Where are seeds typically found in a plant?

• On the stem

• Inside the leaves

• Inside the fruit

• In the roots

What happens to fruits after they fall from the plant?

• They decompose

• They turn into leaves

• They become flowers

• They grow into new plants

What is the role of seeds in a plant's life cycle?

• To support the plant

• To attract pollinators

• To grow into new plants

• To make food